Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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SOPHOMUHE WANT ADS Beverly Albert--Someone to walk me home Mary Lou Barnes--Ability to play basketball Norma Beer--To sing with John Lillie in a duet Jim Bellamy--To be superintendent Garth Bigbee--A '47 Olds instead of a '50 pickup Shirley Berlin--A new car for Ivan Howard Charles--My own pin ball machine Joe Chehak--Better friendship with John Jacobi Luella Dellamuth--Same as Beverly Albert Marilyn Eherman--Somebody to really notice me Edward hichler--Less sunshineland more rain Betty Ellis--To be Mrs. Frankie Carle Shirley Ferguson--More curlers for Glen's hair Jim Freeze--Beer, Norma, thaw is. Thelma Freshour--More pickups Mary Ruth Gerard--To be a little older Dolores Glentzer--Another role in a play with Jim Tompkins Betty Gunzenhauser--Something that is very obvious Joyce Hartmann--One Brother Tom Hoover--A Charles Atlas physique Howard Kahler--Ambition Dale Karsten--Five minutes more ---- - Lloyd Kroul--A girl to call my own Junior Langlas--A contract with 20th Century Fox Joyce Leib--Boy friends instead of girl friends MaryAnnMOAndrews-My sister's athletic ability Mary Margaret McBride--More dates with Wayne Carl Maas--Margy Gerard Norman Ogden--Height Betty Ollinger--To be noticed Peggy Olson--Pete as a classmate in school Gary Rathjenj Glen Rathjanl--Two new cars Sleep Sherman--A room at Smitty's Phyllis Simmons--A share in a farm south of Homestead Adria Slaymaken--To have a beau with red hair Donald Slaymaker--A position on the first string Ramona Smith--A little more Sleep Vava Solbrig--To be an All-State forward Betty Ann Stursa--Freshour's height ' Gary Sullivan--Marylou Colson Paul Titus--To be a preacher Dorothy Tompkins--To sit next to Howard Kahler in history Jim Tompkins--To be on the honor roll Mari1ynQVoss--To ride back and forth with Ervin Langlas Kathleen Wandling--To be a quiet little girl Joyce Wessling--To be a second Bomber Paulsen Doris Wiebold--To be in Phy11isU shoes awww H ,Roses are red Violets are blue I copied your answer And I flunked too. ..22..

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goplwmofze Glass Y Y 1 FRONT ROW: Mary Margaret McBride, Ramona 5mith, Dorothy Tompkins, Jim Tompkins, Shirley Ferguson, Joyce Leib, Jim Bellamy, Edward flichler, Beverly Albert, onald Dlaymaker. SECOND ROW: Luella Dellamuth, Mary Lou barnes, Dolores Glentzer, Marilyn Voss, Phyllis bim ons, Mary Huth Gerard, Joyce Hartmann, Betty Ann Uunzenhauser, Norman Ogden, Betty Ann Stursa. THIRD ROW: mr. J. Scott, sponsor, Gary Sullivan, Ervin Langlas, Paul Titus, Lloyd Kroul, Garth Bigbee, Dale Karsten, Jim Freeze Peggy Olson, Thelam Freshour, Betty Ellis, Vava Sclbrig, Mr. H. Wilkinson, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Russell Sherman, Glen Rathjen, Joyce Wessling, Doris Wiebold, Mary Ann McAndrews, Norma Beer, Betty Cllinger, Marilyn Ehrman, Shirley Berlin, Adria Slaymaker, Tom Hoover, Joe Chehak, Howard Charles, Gary Rathjen. Howard Kahler and Carl Maas were absent. Our Sophomore class has done many things to be pround of even if this is only our second year in high school. To start out the season six of our boys played a lot of football. They were Dale Karsten, Jim Bellamy, Russell Sherman, Ervin Langlas Jr., Jim Tompkins, and Jim Freeze. Many of our class participated in basket- ball too. We are also prominent in music groups such as boys and girls glee clubs, chorus and band. Also included in the music department are the soloists. They are Garth Bigbee, clarinet solo, Norma Beer, soprano solog and Betty Ellis, piano solo. Other clubs which we have participated in are Home Economics, G. A. A. and Pep Club. These humble beginnings show great promise for our class of 1949. ..21..

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